Kinetic View of Dynamic Plasticity and Fracture of Polycrystalline Solids (Elsevier Series in Mechanics of Advanced Materials)

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Kinetic View of Dynamic Plasticity and Fracture of Polycrystalline Solids (Elsevier Series in Mechanics of Advanced Materials)

Borodin, Elijah/ Jivkov, Andrey/ Mayer, Alexander

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Woodhead Publishing（2026/04発売）
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ポイント 457pt

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言語 ENG
商品コード 9780443337246

Full Description

Kinetic View of Dynamic Plasticity and Fracture of Polycrystalline Solids offers a comprehensive exploration of kinetic models designed to enhance simulations of diverse mechanical processes. Covering topics such as dislocation plasticity, deformation twinning, phase transitions, dynamic recrystallization, pore growth, and multiple cracking, the book is structured into three main sections. The opening part presents a state-of-the-art review of kinetic structural models for plasticity and fracture, establishing a solid theoretical foundation. The second section introduces innovative, fully discrete kinetic model formulations, where variables are defined on polytopal cell complexes rather than traditional continuous manifolds, advancing the modeling approach.

The third section delves into the practical implications of these formulations, including new mechanical criteria for plasticity and fracture and corresponding rheological models relevant to high-strain-rate material deformation. Additionally, the book discusses finite element method-based simulation outcomes and offers practical guidance for modeling deformation in nano-sized samples that naturally experience high strain rates. It also provides valuable advice on leveraging microstructural characterization data, such as that obtained from SEM or X-ray techniques, to inform and refine modeling efforts.

Part I: Continuous models
1. Defects in Continuous Media
2. Dislocation Kinetics
3. Kinetics of Deformation Twins
4.. Transformation-Induced Plasticity
5. Grain Rotations and Dynamic Recrystallisation (CDRX & DDRX)
6. Pore Growth and Multiple Cracking

Part II: Discrete models
7. Defects in Discrete Manifolds
8. Kinetics of Micro-slips
9. Grain Boundary Fracture Networks
10. Continuous and Discontinuous Dynamic Recrystallisation
11. Crystallographic Grain Rotations
12. Pore Growth

Part III: Implications for Computational Mechanics
13. Relation between Kinetic and Dynamic Variables
14. Defect-Induced Strain Hardening
15. Rheological Models with Characteristic Relaxation Times
16.. Simulations of Metals Subjected to High Strain Rates and Severe Plastic Deformations